UNSPOKEN

Embark on a moving journey into the depths of the human psyche with the novel Unspoken. Based on facts, the story of a young girl struggling with depression and its consequences is an invitation to reflect on difficult topics and seek hope in the darkest corners of the mind. We meet a heroine who decides to take a bold step - a journey into herself to understand and overcome her demons.

• Inspiring story about the fight against depression and anxiety.
• Deep insight into the inner world of people with mental health problems.
• Opportunity to understand the impact of the past on adult life.
• Invitation to confront your own experiences and emotions.
• Expressive prose that moves and makes you think.
• Ideal reading for people seeking understanding and support.
• Based on facts, which adds to its authenticity and strength.

Unspoken is not just a novel, but above all a testimony to the strength of the human spirit and the determination to achieve mental health. With extraordinary sensitivity and empathy, the author presents the realities of living with depression, showing both the difficulties and the possibilities of getting out of the crisis. This book can be a valuable source of knowledge and support for people struggling with similar problems, as well as for their loved ones who want to better understand their experiences.

Zwierciadło Publishing House, known for publishing on important social topics, gives readers a novel that has the potential to change the perception of depression and other mental health problems. Unspoken is a book that stays in your memory and makes you reflect on your own life and relationships with others. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to better understand themselves and the world around them.

This novel invites the reader to wander through the nooks and crannies of the human psyche. It allows you to understand not only people experiencing depression, but also those experiencing other mental problems. Or maybe it will open the way to a better understanding of yourself and an attempt to confront your own past?